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Map 5.2 Braided Rivers/Ki Uta Ki Tai Place Conservation Management Strategy Canterbury 05 10 20 30 40 Km 15 Reefton Lake Tennyson Waiau River Clarence River Lake Sumner Hurunui South Branch Hurunui River Lake Waiau River Taylor Poulter River Hurunui River Hawdon River Esk River Waimakariri River Ashley River / Rakahuri Waipara River Kowai River Ashley River / Rakahuri Waimakariri River Selwyn River Lake Ellesmere Lake (Te Waihora) Forsyth Akaroa (Wairewa) ASHBURTON Rakaia River Map 5.2.1 Braided Rivers/Ki Uta Ki Tai Place—detail (North) Conservation Management Strategy Canterbury 05 10 20 30 40 Km 16 Lake Hokitika Sumner Hurunui South Branch Hurunui River Lake Taylor Poulter River Hawdon River Bealey River Esk River Waimakariri River Ashley River / Rakahuri Wilberforce River Mathias River Harper River Rakaia River Lake Coleridge Lake Stream Clyde River Lake Havelock River Heron Selwyn River Macaulay River Lake Ellesmere (Te Waihora) Rangitata River ASHBURTON Rakaia River Lake Opuha Ashburton River / Hakatere Hinds River Rangitata River Orari River Opihi River TIMARU Pareora River Map 5.2.2 Braided Rivers/Ki Uta Ki Tai Place—detail (Central) Conservation Management Strategy Canterbury 05 10 20 30 40 Km 17 Mathias River Rakaia River Lake Coleridge Lake Stream Clyde River Lake Havelock River Heron Godley River Macaulay River Murchison River Tasman Lake Rangitata River Tasman River Lake Tekapo Lake Alexandrina Lake Opuha Dobson River Lake Hopkins River Pukaki Tekapo River Lake Orari River Ohau Opihi River Lake Ruataniwha TIMARU Lake Benmore Ahuriri River Pareora River Otaio River Lake Aviemore Lake Waitaki Waimate Waitaki River Map 5.2.3 Braided Rivers/Ki Uta Ki Tai Place—detail (South) Conservation Management Strategy Canterbury 05 10 20 30 40 Km 18.

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